A/W 25/26: LFW NEED TO KNOW

A/W 25/26: LFW NEED TO KNOW

Denzil Patrick, Di Petsa, Harris Reed, Dilara F?nd?ko?lu

Several designers at London Fashion week tuned into the need for protection in troubled times and came up with a ?battle based theme. It was more costume/ fancy dress than fashion, but nonetheless, topical and a?guest in the front row at Burberry took it to another level, by wearing a literal silver knight suit.

Harris Reed featured gold-leaf painted spikes on a bra and a spear-armed corset, while Di Petsa’s Dimitra Petsa was inspired by fairytales of knights in shining armour, with ornate jewelled swords and hand-carved silver metal torsos, along with chainmail and medieval-like headgear. Denzil Patrick explored masculinity and sensuality with silver chest plates paired with silk tunics. Dilara Findiko?lu's collection featured a breastplate made of shells, embodying a 'divine feminine mutiny'.

“Every look claims space. With a queer and female team, I’m thinking about how we protect ourselves in ways that make us feel elevated and beautiful.”

Harris Reed

WHERE ARE WE ALL GOING?

Conner Ives, Erdem, Simone Rocha, Erdem, Emilia Wickstead, Roksanda

An abundance of red carpet looks dominated across many collections, with heavy satins, glitter yarns, ruffles, frills & 3D?textures and opulent details offering an array of stunningly sophisticated styles. Is this an attempt to encourage consumers to escape global conflict and dress up and go out, an attempt to elevate designer brands and justify luxury pricing, or a misguided approach to a cost of living crisis. You decide?

BURBERRY BACK ON TRACK?

Burberry

Daniel Lee's return to Burberry's heritage, was infused with a contemporary vision for the future of the struggling brand. Held at the Tate Britain, the runway was decorated with purple thistles, while the genius casting of British national treasures such as Lesley Manville, Richard E. Grant, Elizabeth McGovern and Jason Isaacs brought gravitas to the runway, embodying the brand's connection to British culture.

  • Country classics meets city sophistication
  • A rich palette of deep autumnal shades
  • Textured & lush surfaces
  • Traditional checks
  • Glossy leather
  • Printed & embossed velvet
  • Statement outerwear

OVERSIZE SILHOUETTES

Street style, Mithridate, Roksanda

The bigger the better is the way forward, as proportions become exaggerated and layering is key.

  • Skirts over trousers
  • Oversize shirts
  • Cosy knit co-ordinates
  • Full skirts
  • Voluminous blazers
  • Cropped shirts and jackets
  • Nipped in waists

XL DENIM

Street style

  • Dropped & high waists
  • Distressed & washed
  • Ripped & bleached
  • Extra long lengths
  • Seam & patch details

CHECK IT OUT

Elv denim, Talia Byre, Street style, Chopova Lowena, Burberry, Street style

  • Mixed checks
  • New colour ways
  • Fabric blocked
  • Blanket checks, re-worked tartan
  • Over printed checks

FLORALS FOR AUTUMN

Paul Costelloe, Erdem, Emilia Wickstead

  • Painterly blooms
  • Blues & burgundy combinations
  • Cut about pattern

EFFORTLESSLY ELEGANT

Street style

True to form London street style went from the sublime to the ridiculous and it was the 'simple sophistication with a twist' looks that we loved. Pared down colour combos, simple tailoring, ladylike details along with subtle sporty elements are bringing smart back and we are here for it,

KIDULTING

Street style

In total contrast badges, patches, charms, brooches and trinkets continue to adorn clothing and accessories for a more is more?playful aesthetic.

TIED UP

Street style

Continuing on from Copenhagen Fashion Week, ties are a key accessory to add that Annie Hall element to simple cotton shirts. If in doubt add a pony tail.

HEADS UP

Burberry, Street style

Carrying on from the bonnet obsession of 2024, headscarves at Burberry added a 'Queen Elizabeth goes riding' vibe, hand knit looks continue, while OTT fur trappers were next level.

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